Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
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s.nie Hal. Irving fre.i. II. =. Regular nes'.n
= otOrd Lodss. No ~ in hAseae la. Monaa
4. q. o. f.-Ilsguls meeting N otd fsIie..
fIsll, svsry Tuesday Evsning. A. l.. ". rks, So
| WILEY Encampmsni. No. n. meet. IN Odd fslios.
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nssiiss. Third haadsy In January. As hime-il
K.or P,-I.sgul.r meeting In Ir.ih.-sy Blest
every "Wednesday Evsnine. g. N. fssssri, G. G.
| ~. T. lsssflie, n. II X. AMI \.
10. q, r.-in Gr.ass iisii. every Saturday eve
ming. q. l. Chesley, W. :.
"a, A. HILLARY ku.s Poet, No. 81. meet. q. Or.
Friday Evenlns IN saeh nonth. N Orangs Hal. y
/ X ssahoru. Commander.
sinsls sopis. % The OsroAp Dsroca.r 60 .ais
eAeh week a The Otpri Hook stofe.
The Oxford County Loan Association
organized Saturday. April =, with the tot
lowing named citizens as Its offieers
| Presidents, n. Locke.
Tfossnrer-Ii. u. smith.
Dlr,ctor.-s. n. Locke. W. ~. whlieomb. A.
n. Andrews. ~. u. smith. ~. N. Besrce.
| All, but Mr. Locke OF West Paris, are OF
Norway. The stock has been placed aud
10 = short time tbs corporation will be 10
working trim.
The meeting OF the Oxford County Po-
mona Grange, az Norway Orange Hall. on
Tuesday. was one OF the most enjoyable
gatherings Of the season. The Orange
VAS opened a. 10 80 A. NJ In the 9TH de-
gree. Worthy Master Hammond was In
the chair. and other proper officers except.
ing Lecturer, Chsplsin and Secretary, In
| their stations. The remainder Of the fore.
noon was passed In eonferrlng the 5ih de.
gree. Taking into consideration the threat.
ening aspect OF the weather, the gathering
Vas large. Patrons were present from all
sfIoining towns. regardless OF the difficult
travelling. A most elaborate dinner was
servei IN the hall 10 which Jastice Was
done. A. tue opening OF the afternoon
session work was resumed. and In absence
Of The Lecturer. general topics Tor the good
% the order were discussed. The cues.
ton was opened by \. \. Smith In the AZ.
nrmsilve. and by W. w. Andrews In the
negative. The discussion was earnest and
closed only a. the time for closing work
approached. Appointment for next meet
ing--n South Waterford, nrst Tuesday In
Jane OF this year
See new advertisement OF W. G. Lesvitt.
Tie keeps good stock OF intclsss goods
In his line.
Or. q. u. Andrews. OF Auburn. VAS In
town . few days ago. The DR.. has been
chosen city physician. We understand DC
IL doing well.
Wednesday evening Nathaniel Buid with
two young ladies were quite severely hurt
while coasilng on Pike I'LL Their double
runner became unmsnagesble and ran Into
rcamstsr W. II. warren's sleds. Mr.. Baid
va. carried home the young ladies e.
csped with less Injuries. The sleds were
quite badly used up.
Irving FROST has qalte recently add
another species OF tue owl family 10 bis
collec. Ion; be has now four different kinds.
The following delegates have been
chosen 20 tue state Rnesmpmeni At Rock.
land, May 4, As representatives OF Harry
Rust Camp, y. OF W Capt J. W. Crom'
nett, W. A Ripley. w. V Lewis.
wllllsm N. Brooks has closed bis school
work In Upton. and IL now a. home. MI.
Brooks has probably taught larger nun.
Der Of schools than any other man In OK
ford County-over three score In number.
Muquersds ball al Norway Hall Pss,
Day evening.
IIsrmsn l. Horne has been elected Pres
lden, aud Cyrus \. Tucker Treasurer OF The
Norway Electric Light Company.
n. u. Andrews IL In the West on busi.
mes. II IL connected with the Oxford
County Loan Association Indirectly. IL IL
rumor,d Mr. Andrews eontsmpla,es max
log hl. home In the West soon.
By Invitation OF the q. A. H. Post, Rev.
J. &. Snow, former pastor OF the Univsr.
sails, Church In this vlllsge. and now OF
IIaysfhllI, Mass IL TO deliver the memo.
80 r.nus.t Ha. Mia
Angel will preach the memorial sermon
the Sunday before Memorial Day.
Mrs. George Morrill, 10 visiting friends
aud relatives In Greenwood. Mass. She
will be gone about three weeks
Ira Moulion los; valuable horse san.
day. lie came 10 the village saturday and
while passing q. ". Tabb-s store bis horse
fell. Everything ~s done for the beast
.flsr removing him 10 MI. Tubbs's stable
bat 10 no purpose.
The April Term OF the Norway Munlci.
pal Court Tuesday was lively. About .
dozen new entries on the docket.
on complaint OF J. l.. Whitman OF Paris
Charles Gates was arrested, In Oxford. by
Deputy Sheriff Blake. for larceny. Pleaded
guilty and vas ined IS and costs In default
OF payment. sent TO Paris jail for thirty
days.
On complaint OF Aaron Paige, Fred
Drake, Augustus Mckay, Osm0n w.
Brown. Luvllle Hartman and william
Record were arrested for causing dis
turbsnee. at q religious meeting held In
the Methodist church Sunday. April %, In
The evening. Pleaded not guilty. Dfahe
and Mickey discharged. Brown. Hartman
and Record paid nne OF 80 each Win
costs.
Mrs. Alice \. faller, amer short III
ness, passed away quietly aud peacefully'
Sunday, April 81. Bright and cheerful IN.
der all circumstances, Mrs. Fuller formed
many and strong friendships. And slihoogh
the circle here IL less, and those leI feel
deeply her loss, they would no, wake The
pe.cslul sleeper. Mrs. Fuller was the
daughter OF Sumner Burnhsm. late OF Nor
way, and widow OF the late Eugene Fuller
OF Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Fuller leaves
little daughter about eight years OF age.
A corporation meeting viii be held Al
Engine Hall Monday the iith.
Memorial Hall committee or the u. A.
r. y. II. Brown. 4. u. Houghion and q.
l.. Beal.
Mrs. W. Moore OF Norway hiss lefi FLOR
ida for New York. where she will remain
three weeks.
Easter Sabbath will be appropriately no.
tlced BY oil the churches. The decorations
are 10 be quite elaborate We understand
In the Methodist, Congregational and Un-
iversalls, churches special services Will be
held.
y. and II. Ssnborp, sons OF David San
born, OF this village, have returned flom
an extended trip through Arirons, Caiiior-
Mis-, Washington Territory, and Other
States.
General John Marshall Brown, OF Port.
laid, has declined 10 accept the Invitation
extended 70 him by Harry Rust Post, q. A.
n, 10 deliver the memorial day address ~
this place, on account OF prior engsge'
ments.
A. J. Emory, foreman In the shoe faeio-
~, has been granted . patent, reported 10
be very valuable, for improvements on
"edge plane for trimming sole OF boots
and shoes"
A social club for the furtheranee OF liter
airy and Intellectual Improvement generally
Is soon 20 be organized. We understand
enough have already Joined to make the
undertaking . success. IL Is contemplated
10 hold the meetings at Concert Hall.
Alta meeting OF the Norway Light In
fan,ry the following officers were elected
Captain, y. \. Stesrnsj LIST Lieutenant, T..
X. Jordan; "a Lieutenant, q. I. Crockett
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